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More Than $12M In Cocaine, Meth Seized From Tractor Trailer In Mohave County

Bullhead City Police Department

Authorities say more than $12 million in cocaine and methamphetamine has been seized during a traffic stop in northwestern Arizona.

Bullhead City police say detectives with the department’s narcotics enforcement team pulled over a tractor-trailer on Interstate 40 west of Kingman.

With assistance from drug-sniffing dogs with the Arizona Department of Public Safety and Mohave County Sheriff's Office, detectives reported finding 370 pounds of cocaine and 220 pounds of meth in the big rig.

Bullhead City police said two men have been arrested and booked into the county jail in Kingman on suspicion of transporting dangerous drugs and having drugs for sale.